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The whole “so many Js frameworks!” thing is ridiculous. The same dominant frameworks have been popular for _years_ now, and while new frameworks do pop up peopl

The whole “so many Js frameworks!” thing is ridiculous. The same dominant frameworks have been popular for _years_ now, and while new frameworks do pop up people mostly use these same dominant frameworks, and these dominant frameworks are incredibly _samey_, relying on reactive data concepts, components, and a Fluxlike data store pattern for more complex apps. Going from React to Vue or even to modern Angular is really not a huge context switch anymore. The Js framework ecosystem is incredibly easy to work with in 2019, sorry if I came off a little strong with my rant but that sentiment makes me cringe. It is absurd hyperbole that’s not productive and doesn’t reflect the real state of web development in 2019 in any way. Overall I agree a framework isn’t a requirement for a good web app

wolco 7y ago
"The Js framework ecosystem is incredibly easy to work with in 2019" Can you help me get npm installed under windows 10? Serious question... moved from windows 7 to a brand new computer with windows 10 and the modern js ecosystem doesn't just work. I have node installed paths set
- rmilejczz 7y ago
  To be clear I’m talking about the ecosystem of front end frameworks ala React, Vue, Angular not the Js ecosystem as a whole. That being said I’m not sure what trouble you’re running into but I highly recommend using chocolatey as a native package manager for windows, it works very well as a replacement for utilities like apt-get, yum, brew etc. https://chocolatey.org/packages/nodejs https://chocolatey.org/packages/nodejs